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It’s no secret that we love our bees, but did you know how vital they actually are to our ecosystem? Honeybees pollinate one third of the global food supply, without them, many plants—including food crops—would die off. In fact, there’s no other insect humans rely on more than bees.
We love our little friends and think if you got to know them, you’d love them too. Check out the chart below for 10 interesting facts about honeybees and prepare to be amazed by nature’s smartest, smallest, hardest working civilizations.
P.S. - Learn more about Comvita's sustainability framework and how we strive to leave the world in a better place.
Manuka honey originates in New Zealand. Honey bees collect the nectar from the native Manuka tree, an evergreen tree that produces small white and pink fragrant flowers that honey bees love.
The honey bee is the only insect that produces food eaten by man.
The honey bee has five eyes! Two large compound eyes and three smaller ocelli eyes in the center of its head.
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